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ADVERTORIAL
EWSE Rugged, Weatherproof, Temperature Sensor
Omega’s new air temperature sensors offer the perfect solution for temperature monitoring outdoors or in demanding environments. With an ambient measurement range of -40 to +85 Deg C the sensors have a rugged 6mm diameter sheathed RTD probe housed in the centre of a 14mm outer protection tube which is drilled to improve airflow around the sensor. A four terminal connector block or 4-20mA transmitter is included in a tough aluminium alloy enclosure rated to IP65. A cable gland is fitted with IP68 rating suitable for cables from 2.5 to 6.5mm diameter. In stock and available immediately to buy on-line.
View full details and specifications:
www.omega.co.uk/ppt/pptsc.asp?ref=EWSE&Nav=temc07 Circle no. 108
The Flow, Level and Environmental Handbook and Encyclopedia™ 8th Edition
This FREE hardbound handbook has over 1300 pages of the latest information on flow, level & environmental products from flowmeters and valves to water test equipment and a NEW Sanitary temperature, pressure, and flow product section.
It includes an extensive technical reference section with an overview on flow measurement, aids on selecting a complete flow measurement system, unit conversion tables and a glossary. A user-friendly index is available for easy product search, economical choices, popular models and accessories. The handbook also contains easy ordering options including online shopping, technical assistance, and fast delivery. Request you FREE copy today from OMEGA
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Interactive New Product Showcase
Omega Engineering has published a New Product Showcase using the latest “page turning” software. This allows simple online product browsing and navigation, with viewing of the complete brochure in an easy to view format giving the user an interactive feel of a real book on screen!
There are over 50 New products manufactured by Omega, including sensors for temperature, pressure, load, force, level and flow measurement as well as instrumentation including controllers, data loggers, hand held meters and transmitters.
The publication details equipment for hygienic and automation applications, custom design pressure transducers and the latest technology in wireless measurement along with a technical reference article on strain gauge fundamentals.
All 16 pages have direct links online to full product specifications and pricing. To view the New interactive eBook go to:
www.omega.co.uk/ebook
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PX409 High Accuracy Pressure Transducers
The PX409 series pressure transducers from Omega offer superior performance in a small 19mm diameter package. The micro-machined silicon sensor has been proven to deliver premium accuracy (0.08%), exceptional temperature performance, and long-term stability. The silicon sensor is protected by a 316 stainless steel diaphragm, which transfers pressure to the sensor by a thin film of silicon oil, giving a very fast response time of better than 1 millisecond. The PX409 series is ruggedised with a minimum of 3 x overpressure protection. Custom specifications are available for many parameters. The 316 stainless steel construction and high accuracy make the PX409 series suitable for many oil and gas product applications, as well as the Aerospace, Test and Automation markets. Pressure ranges are available from a very low 0 to 25 millibar (10" Water) up to 345 bar (5000 psig) with electrical outputs of 100mV, 0-5Vdc, 0-10Vdc or 4-20mA.
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